Romeo and Juliet Fate Essay

In Shakespeare's story “romeo and juliet” he discusses how love and fate play a huge role in a person's life and how it can affect others around that person. One of the main topics shakespeare uses is fate, he shows many examples of fate throughout the text, showing that no matter the choices people make fate will always determine the outcome. Readers can see that fate had the biggest role in the play rather than the choices they made because fate always found a way to intervene and cause…

“Fate Can Not Be Escaped” Madison Tiemstra Throughout all of time people’s lives have been determined by the inescapable, uncontrollable, fate. In the play Romeo and Juliet by, William Shakespeare, Shakespeare says that significant events that happen in a person 's life do not have an impact on an individual 's ability to determine their own fate. “From forth the fatal loins of these two foes A pair of star-cross’d lovers take their life” (Prologue lines 5 & 6). The prologue says right from…

One makes choices out of their own free will which affects their life at that time, but will ultimately determine their fate. In Shakespeare 's Romeo and Juliet, the theme of conscious choices deciding one’s destiny is expressed through the tragic outcome that occurs due to Romeo and Juliet’s poor decision making. Romeo and Juliet’s weaknesses provoked them to make flawed choices out of their own free will, deciding what path their lives would take; this brutally ends up in a situation where…

telling about Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. There were a man and woman of two rival families, and they fell hopelessly in love despite the family’s differences. Yet fate takes their toll and kills them. The reason they are killed is because of fate and their family feud. The way their families fought, it was just fate they would die. Two rival families shouldn’t be together. Someone might think Romeo and Juliet dying was just a series of unfortunate events. Well, everyone has a fate,…

the fatal loins of these two foes pair of star-crossed lovers take their life" (William Shakespere). In William Shakespere's famous tragedy love story "Romeo and Juliet". Talks about how two young lovers fell in love. Then kill themselves because of their families great grudge. Is their death fate or freewill? There is a lot of the thought of fate and freewill in this story. Freewill is probably one that most people would go with. That reason is because of so many people that are accused of all…

Conscious Decisions Puppeteering One’s Fate The choices one makes out of their own free will, ultimately determines their fate. In Shakespeare 's Romeo and Juliet, the theme of conscious choices, deciding one’s destiny is expressed through the tragic outcome that occurs due to Romeo and Juliet’s poor decision making. Romeo and Juliet’s weaknesses provoked them to make flawed choices out of their own free will, deciding what path their lives would take; ending in a deadly situation for both of…

Fate is the development of events beyond a person's control, as determined by a supernatural power. Two young lovers were destined with a fate that caused a terrible end to their lives, and with their destiny they brought death to the ones around them. In the play, Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, two teenagers from feuding families hide their forbidden love. After Romeo and Juliet marry in secret, Romeo is banished for taking the life of Juliet’s cousin, and a new man had been arranged…

Romeo and Juliet The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, may be a difficult read but, Romeo and Juliet are in 14th century Verona, Italy where they become star-crossed lovers with an overwhelming fate, who make sheer accidents, and make their own life changing decisions. Romeo is a member of the Montague family and Juliet is a Capulet whose families are arch enemies. While Some may say that Romeo and Juliet's death was brought only by their fate all three reasons are applicable, Romeo and Juliet's…

Romeo and Juliet, the sad story of fanatical love eventually ending in death. Even though many people already know what is going to happen, they read this never-ending play with the sad theme and dooming tone as fate and society work against the love of Romeo and Juliet. Ultimately ending in sadness and torment for everyone. Through the actions of Friar Lawrence and his choices to marry Romeo and Juliet, use of poor judgment, and his sinful ways lead to a tragic ending. The play begins with an…

Romeo and Juliet is arguably the most famous play of all time. All people read Romeo and Juliet at one time in another during their lifetimes, but to this day people still argue if Romeo and Juliet's deaths were a result of fate or pretending. Through the play there are examples of both fate and pretending. Many characters explicitly talk to fate, while others often deceive others leaving death in their wake. Although there are examples of both fate and pretending the examples of fate have more…